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Down Beat Magazine May 1, 1969 Vol. 36 No. 9 The World’s Greatest Jazz Band
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Table of Contents
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4 – The First Chorus, by Charles Suber
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9 – Chords and Discords
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13 – News
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14 – Strictly Ad Lib
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15 – The Bystander, by Martin Williams
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16 – “Now Is the Renaissance . . .” – Ira Gitler views with approval the activities of The World’s Greatest Jazz Band
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18 – Herbie Hancock’s Declaration of Independence – The gifted pianist-composer strides out as combo leader. By Michael Cuscuna
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19 – Mellow McDuff – Dan Morgenstern chats with organist-leader Jack McDuff
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20 – Record Reviews
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26 – Old Wine—New Bottles
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33 – Blindfold Test: Gabor Szabo, Part II
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34 – On the Dial: A listing of jazz on radio
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36 – Caught in the Act: Boston Globe Jazz Festival • Composers’ Showcase • Art Hodes • George Shearing • Keith Jarrett • Bobby Hackett • Barry …
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44 – Jazz on Campus, by George Wiskirchen, C.S.C.
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45 – Music Workshop: John Coltrane, by Marian McPartland • Guitar Chord Studies, by Dr. Wm. Fowler • Percussion Workshop, by Bob Tilles
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58 – Where & When: A Guide to Current Jazz Attractions
Cover photo: Courtesy Columbia Records
Collector’s Note:
This issue captures the energy of jazz in transition at the close of the 1960s. Ira Gitler highlights the resurgence of traditional swing with The World’s Greatest Jazz Band, while Michael Cuscuna profiles Herbie Hancock stepping out as a visionary leader. Dan Morgenstern adds an engaging feature on Jack McDuff, bridging jazz and soul. With Keith Jarrett among those featured in live coverage, plus Gabor Szabo’s continuation of his Blindfold Test, this edition blends tradition and innovation—making it a desirable volume for collectors.